Modern day Monet or Impressionism reinvented? Either way, Nathaniel Stern’s ongoing research into a performative rendering of artworks leaves viewers with plenty to talk about. Christine Grové talks to Stern about his upcoming exhibitions in

pullquote1: “Art isn’t about pictures on the wall anymore – it’s about connecting; communicating a message via interaction”.

Both a musician and a painter, Terry Dempsey’s colourful past has brought life to all of his work. Paola Chellew sits with the talented artist to learn more

Richard Scott evolved into art from a background in technical illustration and commerce, developing a distinctive graphic style of work and marketing it successfully. He spoke to Chris Buchanan

From the banks of the Olifants River in Limpopo comes an artist who sees the world around her as a place of immense beauty and deep character – a world that defines her craft and

Throughout the 1970s and early 80s a group of artists formed a club, membership of which cost R22 per annum entitling members to two works of art by any of the contributing artists. Chris Buchanan

Alice Art Gallery manages to find a balance between popular and discerning art without alienating a new-comer or disappointing an art lover. By Chris Buchanan

Do yourself a favour and visit the Da Vinci hotel in Sandton where you’ll encounter a piece of art that is significant in its social commentary but more so in the technique that uses discarded

A young sculptor is making his mark and following in the footsteps of one of South Africa’s greats. Chris Buchanan spoke to wildlife artist Vincent Da Silva

This month sees the conclusion of an eight week primary exhibition at Arts on Main in Johannesburg where artists with a connection to Africa exhibited works while the world’s attention was focused on the continent